Mini 3D Printed Pokemon Figurines
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Hi, I started making pokemon figurines on 3D tin and then bought a few that I made off Shapeways since I don't have access to a 3D printer myself. A few people expressed interest in having their own and I realized I could open up a shop on Shapeways and sell them. You can see them at shapeways.com/shops/nylarac I don't have too many so far but I'm definitely going to be making more and I am taking requests!! Feedback and sharing would be highly appreciated. ^^
That's adorable. xD
Small warning: I think if you're going to do Pikachu or Mewtwo, you're really going to need to do an extremely detailed job. They're the two big favs that have comparatively complex features that people are going to subconsciously expect.
Everything else is game, though.
omfg. they're so cute and affordable.
So do you actually have any physical copies of your models? It looks like you might have some in your shop image, but I can't seem to blow up the image without it getting grainy. It might be cool to have size comparison pictures with the product right next to a common household item.
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This is such a cool idea, I love them! They seem really small too, which I'm into. I would really love a Gloom or Clefairy if you feel like making them, but the shiny Mudkip is calling to me too.
Just out of curiosity, do you know if it's possible to paint the blank ones? I feel like it would be judging by the texture they have, but I don't actually know.
That&;s adorable. xD</p>
<p>Small warning: I think if you&;re going to do Pikachu or Mewtwo, you&;re really going to need to do an extremely detailed job. They&;re the two big favs that have comparatively complex features that people are going to subconsciously expect.</p>
<p>Everything else is game, though.
omfg. they&;re so cute and affordable.</p>
<p>So do you actually have any physical copies of your models? It looks like you might have some in your shop image, but I can&;t seem to blow up the image without it getting grainy. It might be cool to have size comparison pictures with the product right next to a common household item.</p>
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This is such a cool idea, I love them! They seem really small too, which I&;m into. I would really love a Gloom or Clefairy if you feel like making them, but the shiny Mudkip is calling to me too.</p>
<p>Just out of curiosity, do you know if it&;s possible to paint the blank ones? I feel like it would be judging by the texture they have, but I don&;t actually know.
I would suggest doing the helix fossil, as that item has basically a cult following from twitch plays pokemon. I guarentee it'd be a hot item. That being said I wouldn't mind seeing my personal favourite, vaporeon.
That's a really good idea, I'll probably make that today!! And vaporeon would be more difficult, but it's one of my favorites as well so I definitely plan on making one in time. ^^
Ah they're really cute! :O I may have to buy a Tropius for a friend. ^_^ I'd love to see the Kanto starters in your cute style, and I'm sure they'd be popular too!
i'll probably do that soon!!
ah ty!!
thank you! i'm definitely planning on making one soon
These are really cute, although I think the alpaca is my favorite one there. Maybe little sets of beginner Pokemon or Eevee and its evolutions would sell well? Although I imagine those are a lot more difficult to make.
If you ever make a suicune, id love to see it! :D
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they are SO cute it's unreal, love the stylized look you've given them ^^
Aaahhh I love these! If you did a Drifloon and/or Drifblim, I would buy them in a heartbeat ❤
...not sure how you could do Floon's strings though, unless you put him on a base like the Pokemon Kid figure:
